Eagle


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Eagle

A gold coin minted in the United States between 1795 and 1933. It was worth $10.
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For the bald eagle, there's no guarantee of continued population growth, says Bryan Watts.
Bald eagles forever
Last spring, Environmental Defense lobbied the White House to put forth the most recent eagle &listing proposal.
Has the bald eagle landed? Environmentalists are split on delisting America's national symbol
When you talk about the American eagle and it being the American bird, I think it's a fascination for anybody.
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Once captured, the eagle is deprived of food and placed in a cage with a perch that sways constantly, so the bird cannot rest.
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